Three Hall of Fame coaches on a single staff

[Halas Hall]

I was thinking yesterday that if Tom Coughlin makes the Hall of Fame the 1988-90 New York Giants will have had three Hall of Fame coaches on their staff (Parcells, Belechick, and Coughlin). The only other instance of this I can recall is Sid Gilman, Chuck Noll and Al Davis on the early 1960's San Diego Chargers. Can anyone think of any others? I know there have been instances when three members of the Hall of Fame have been on a coaching staff (ex. Landry, Ditka, Berry) but I am thinking more about those inducted for their contributions as coaches / for front office work.

Thank you and I hope everyone has a nice Thanksgiving.

Nick

[Todd Pence]

Doesn't Owen, Landry and Lombardi count?

[ChrisBabcock]

Doesn't Owen, Landry and Lombardi count?

They missed by one year. Owen retired in 1953. Lombardi and Landry started as coordinators in 1954.

[LJP]

The Bears have had 4 several times...

1956 > Driscoll, Connor, Luckman & Turner
1958-62 > Halas, Allen, Driscoll & Luckman
1963-64 > Halas, Allen, Luckman & Stydahar

[conace21]

If we are referring to HOF coaches, the Cleveland Browna had three of them on one team. Paul Brown and Ween Ewbank on the coaching staff.

1951-1952: Don Shula
1953: Chuck Noll

And in 1949, Ara Paraeghian played for Cleveland.